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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

The New York correspondent OF the Phils.
delphis Times thus discourses OF the great
metropolis ss . desirable city for mob n
plundsr, and also tells US that no safe now
msnuisctured 10 . protection against burg
lars:
A gentleman whom met this afternoon,
commenting on the purchase by Tiffany
tor $50 900 francs Of the French crown jewels,
made the remark that there 10 more
treasure stored In the city OF New York
than In any other city Of the world. "For
two ressohs," said he, "it is the most valuable
city TO sack. In the irst place great amount
OF all soris Of tressure-bullion, diamonds
and precious stones OF all sorts.-is stored
10 safes, which any expert burglar csn
open IN mali An hour with appliances WHOM
can oe carried In the vest pocket" He ssid
That man could carry in bis vest poke that
which could open any safe now In usa "It
does not require an expert mar, either" ssid
ha "fou can dot; any BODY can do it."
Then this gentleman went on 10 demonstrate
clearly how 1t could be done. He ssid thsre
10 no security in safes and the only way IL 10
have vslusbles guarded by watchman. He
said this 10 the reason Tor the growth Of
these great safe deposit compsnisa He then
illustrated 1t by saying that . vial of nitro
ely ,rine, with percussion cap and Q email
piece OF putty, was oil that ives neo ssaary
to do the work ON any sale now manufAO
tuIed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
PERSONAL.

FREYCINcT has declined to form q French
ministry.
PARSELL is said to be suffering from the
fatal Br,ghts disease.
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON says that
ThoreAu whispers what Walt Whitman
bawls.
JOHN G. LATHAM, y New York banker,
has sreced $40 0OO monument to the Con-
federste dead.
BANKER b. X. JAMIsoN, with his two
sons, are on = tally.ho trip through the in.
teriO- Of the state.
STEPHEN GIRARD's l37th birthday anni-
ver.ary Was tittibRly celebrated at Girard,
college, Philadelphia, on Friday.
PRoFs. q. A. YOUNG, Libbey and McNeill,
OF Princeton college, will head Q scientific
expedition to Russia to observe tho total
eclipse Of the sun on August 10.
EXQUIMAU JOE, the famous guide and
interpreter OF Arctic ex PED itiOns, In supposed
to have been lost at sec near Marble Island,
where be went In Q whale boAt t0 sell deor
meat to whaling vessels.
REV DIR. N q. SCHAEFFER, principal OF
the Keystone State Normal scsool, has de.
cidsd not to accept the position OF pFincip pal
OF q university ut Wichits, Ksnsas, hut viii
remain in ku'ztown.
DIR. THOMAS, now assistant bishop OF
X .nsas, " no wan renowned In Yale and after
his graduation ~ chess player, suddenly y
gave up bis favOrite game. Asked the res
son for his conduct, he said 4" found that
took 40 much interest in the game that when
was beaten II aroused In me feelings that
could not conscientiOusly entertain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
His Real Name 10 Wiiiiam r. Cody some Ac-
cOuut 0f Him

Millions Of people have seen William F.
Cody, other wise familiarly known ~ Buffalo
Bill, and perhaps ss many more have heard
Of him, a. the name Of Buffalo Bill is . sort OF
household word, among generation OF boys
and men also, who have been boys with wild
desire at soAetine Of their lives Of going
West and emulating Buffalo Bill, aud sho ting
- many OF the bovine species a. he has Sine
the arrival Of Buffalo Bill in England In the
month OF March, lssT, where he has gone
with his Wild West show, many .
Wit beside the artist OF Pack has had
the chance T. sharpen his intellectually
in the comic line among other witty
sayings We find one which says "ss things
now look II will be very difficult for Buffalo
Bill to escsre being knighted ut least before
he comes back to this country" ss the sduls.
ton extended to him 10y some OF the most
high nobility is some " hat notable, especially
to the american public. The resident nert.
cans in England tooare lion'ztne him, follow
ing the example set by the English Among
the many invitations extended to him was
one from the governor OF the BANK OF EnR
| land through Col George Wheaton, OF
| Chicago, To visit that institution on gwen
dsy. Buffalo Bill and Col Whea'on were re-
| ceived by governors W. W. Collett and w.
| Liddpsdslle, Cashier f May, and Secretary
| Il. Clubp, and we're escorted through the
vaults An immense crowd collected at
| tho principal entrance, and wien
Buffalo Bill came out 1t was next to
| impossible for him to resch bis cab
He visited the PriDcs of Wales at Msrloor.
| ough house and WAS received with much
| cordialtty. Buffalo Bill has ever been q msn
/ of prominence, having been selected to serve
| the public Ia various political positions, but
his main notoriety has been achieved in the
| pursuit which has given him the name lie Ii
better known by than his own "a lily name
/ de claims to have shot more buffAloes than
| any msu ever living has or ewes will. He
| has pursued them over the Western plains
| and the nsrshy places in which the Buffalo
| 10 addicted sometimes to wsllowing in the
| mud and shallow water. HIS life has beer
hundreds OF timts In jeouardy, when ths
| powerful brutes have, at times, turned II
| mad rage upon him, and the average smal
! BOY would oe entertained TO the height of hi
| ambition by q rehearsal of his various hazard
| Gus adventures Buffalo Bill has been
| resident OF the West nearly all his life snt
there Is no incident Of Western life will
! which ne Is not familiar. He WAS the escor
| Of the Grand Duke Alexis Of Russia, In hi
buffalo hunts when q tour OF this cOuntr.
was made by hun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
QUAINT ANO COMICAL

Omaha Bee -" 1t is meet and drink that 10
depriving many . family OF iood.'
I'exds Sifings: -" Among the Zulus
young people hght and get married. Here
they get married and fight"
New Haven Ners -" veet things are
generally sticky. That Is the reason 80 many
men get stuck on pretty girls"
Richmond State -" The eight.hund red.
dollar fan Of the queen OF Italy doe not raise
any more wind tnan palm leaf article two
for cents"
Richmond Dispatch -" Abolish poverty
and divide property equally and nobody
would have thousand collars. NOBODY,
therefore, could own house of any s.zs or
pay for building ona"
Athens (Ga, )Banner.W'dtchman: -" Mos,
of the Georgia papers believe that Mrs Cleve
land should have . second term. 1t will be
remembered that Mrs Cleveland has moi
served out full term"
"Lsura," said Mira Parvenu, on the hote
piszzA to her daughter, "Lsura, go aud ash
the leader OF them orchestras to play sym
psthy from Meddlejohn' over again. III
such an awful favoIite OF mine and you
| fathers, too!'
Chicago Tribune :-"I don't care any ythipf
about the rise In the price of coffee Darn
| the coffee! What l want to know said tn.
restaurant proprietor snxiously, Is he stopped
! at the Wholesale grocer's to make some in
quiries, lis weather chiccory and dried beam
have gone up any or not"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Republican ROttenness,

To-day the rival Republican hosts are
met In mortal combat, after q campaign
that has abounded in mud-slinging that
was prO6tless as it was disgraceful. Re
publican venom has been empti. d upon
Republican heads, and Democrats stand
eghast at the vile regulations which their
, p1litical opponents give to one another
! ,stead Of abusing the Democracy, they
1h.I upon each other, and the adage Is
aiven q new illustration that when rogues
fAll out, honest men get chance at their
ales.
Il must be very humiliating TO Republi-
ems having consciences to look upon the
nanuer OF men that they must choose be-
twssn for official place. There are few re.
putable men among them, but all the rest
~ The commonest kind Of political scala.
s0ag. How this variety Of men ever come
~ ths front In this community will ever
yooasinus to be q surprise. That two un.
eRupal0us cattle dealers with no genius
~ aovsgmeotal Affairs should annually
divide The political raiment In this county
could only occur in community where
1evotion 70 Republican p1itics outruns
$oo0mon sense.
Il b With . feeling Of great satisfaction
q x11nk DemOorats remember that upon their
neo1e fAlls no share OF the ofsnss Of plac,
= ~ pnaegupulous officials in place in this
~: Ths Democrats nominees, hope
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

THERE is a good deal OF unessuess over
the news from Maine that the Republicans
of that state are 80 desperate in their deterni.
nation TO secure the presidential nomination
tor Mr.. Blaine that they even threaten to give
Maine to the Democracy II Mr.. Sherman
should receive the nomination. In other
woros, 1t Is conceded that the vote Of Maine
is the private property Of Mr. Blaine and Will
be used against the party unless the party
bows down and worshIps him. Republican
journals are overcome with horror at the bare
suggestion that their idol could be guilty OF
such meanness, and they speak of the sugges-
iion as an idle threat; but Mr.. Blsine's spite.
full attack on the South, when the failure OF
his last presidential campaign became evil
dent, shows that he il not above the execu.
ton of such threat. He has set his heart
upon the presidency and he 10 too old Q man
to bear with patience another dissPpoint
ment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

The Camden N. j., ministers have been
enjoying q rich pssturage since the enact.
ment Of the marriage license Law. Rev. J.Y.
Dobbins, who ties the most couples, 10 said 10
average 40 month, and his annual income
from this source 10 declared to b e6,72N
Rev. J. J. Sleeper makes a 900 annually In
the same easy styla The latter furnishes
diagrams tn expectant couples, showing the
shortest road TO his house Altogether, II 10
said that half dozen Camden ministers on.
joy s25,OO per annum through the new mar.
risge law. 1t Is not surprising that Pennsyl.
vanis clergy men protest against this effect oi
the measure But the worst feature of thit
Wholesale traffic In marriages 10 the number
Of iii. assorted unions that grow out Of II New
Jersey should pass . Law similar TO that o
Pennsylvania, and desist In its extensive
planting Of the seeds Of domestic unhappi
ness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
ST. JACOBS OIL
IN EVERY SECTION,

NEW HAMPsHIRE-Mr.L T.. J. PRIEST. Dur.
ham, New Hampshire. vas afflicted with kheu.
Jscobs Gi-ihs srsss S eogquerer Of m p.n@ssd nsa
was completely cured.
MAssACHUsETrs.-Mr J. d. KINGSLEY,
Secretary Holy cross College Gymnasium. wor.
cester. Mas tchu.etts writes Every member
cure they have ever used"
Po-tmsstsr General OF the United states, says
~ concur In endorsing st. Jacobs OIL"
PEHNsYLvANIA.-Mr K. W. sPANGLER,
Publisher York, Pennsylvania, Ddiiy, states
nst tin1 !" p,es sssefe OF ,nns S With s by
great patn cure nna rubbing tn. parts affected
once only, no was permanently cured.
OH,O.-Hon. THoM as L. YOUNG. ex Gov.
ernor OF uhi states that he suffered for years
OH.
lawn stock Farm. Lexington, kentucky writes
zen myself. my men. AID my horses use st.
Jacobs Oti tor sehos and pAins.-lt cures
INFLAMMATION. DANIEL W. VOORHEES,.
5 sena, or from indtana says; "st J.cobs
remedy"
IowA.-Hon 9. W. HAYZLETT. State Legis.
Jacobs 0ii the greatest remedy ever used"
MAxyLAND.-Hon. n. W. oFrUIT. state
Senator. Towson. Maryland, writes 81 had y
severely spIained Knee and IDfiammatOry
Rneum atisni for sig weeks. I ried st. Jac obs
, and IL not only gave I'm ,nedi .te relief tO the
sprain. but It cured ne Of every symptom OF the
kheumG ISM"
c,s.s yssatSIAwnr x,rI.,s sn.MyKn Cove
for long time a great sufferer with Backache
troubles. Finally l tried 81 Jacobs Oti-the
great pain roiiever--externsliy, and II cured
me-"
c.,,ro.y, , - A..
Olympic Club, san francisco, California the
best 60 uippeo athletic club In America. said TO
2 reporter ot The Sda Ffancisc0 Gull. est.
Jacobs Oil Is tho surest pain destroyer. !
would oct on II against the world"
ps. SOLO ssy ~ Drugsists and Dealers every where.
tn oaAsLs' 4. w sIss CO.. sAls.n.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Lhs Weekly Intelngsnoer
LANCASTER, NAY 81. 1851.
The Chicaso Card Of Principles.

Tho master builders of Chicago have
p1edged themselves not to employ any man
unless he shall sign declaration Of princi-
PIES recognizing the absolute freedom Of
every workman to dispose Of his labor as
10 pleases, the absolute right Of the en-
ployer to employ or cease to employ whom
be chooses, and the right of any father to
have his son taught any lawful trade,
"subject only to regulation by the laws
Of the land"
These conditions are not quite 80 severe
- they sound; for il aoy man can dispose
Of his labor as he pleases, he can choose to
bind 1t by the rules of labor union but
that union has no other rights than those
yielded to 1t by its members. 1t must not
presume to dictate to any other men, ano
the only advantage that the society can
Justly have over the single laborer is that
given by the voluntary yielding Of all its
members to the wish Of the majority. By
observing the advantages Of this system,
men may be induced to join labor unions
but they cannot justly be forced into them.
And any attempt to lay down rules limit.
ing the employer of labor to union men is
IN abuse of the power Of union.
When differences arise between capital
and united labor, the readiness of the sup.
ply Of non union labor usually determines
which party is in the right. 1t is therefore
OF the highest importance that the author.
ity Of labor unions should be strictly lin
ited to the control of their own members,
who have Of their own free will resigned
their rights to the control Of majority.
The same principles govern the right Of
the father to have his son Taught any law.
ful trade, by any oae willing and able to
teach It. 4e6 having this ability may con.
81 Ind control the teaching to the extent
Of their united capacity for instruction, bu
they can not protest against any man WHIT
may see ft to keep out of their combina
tion. Black Sheep will no doubt al
way elisU and always be dislked by fellow
workmen, but they serve useful purpos
in placing "a natural check on tyranny o
labor, just as competition should checl
the tyranny Of capital.
In Chicago at present, the unions hav
grown so powerful that their tyranny ha
become unbearable ; united labor is a goo,
balance to the power of capital, but it ha
been proved again and again that in ba'
hands it is quite as arrogant, and mucl
more dangerous.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
A Few Recipes That vii be Appreciated by
the rhrtfty Housewife.

A Few Recipes That VIII be Appreciated by
the rhr,fty Housewife. |
Mary Winchester In Country Gentleman.
Cocoanut Cracker Padding. - Roll three
common crackers fine and add one quart Of
milk heated to scalding, aud let them soak
while you beat the yelks Of three eggs with
three. quarters Of q cup of sugar. Mix with
the cracker aud milk, and add . cupful of
grated fresh cocoanut then the well beaten
whites OF the egga II cocoanuts are not In
season the desiccated metropolitan brand)
may be used, but should be soaked with the
crumbs and milk. A small piece Of butter
may be added. but the pudding IL good with.
out 1t salt Bake In u moderate oven, as the
foAmy white Of egg which rises to the top 10
likely to brown before the rest OF the pudding
- done. An hour IL q reasonable time to
s'low.
Fsnnie's Fsvorite Boil one pint Of milk in
farina kettle and add two even tablespoon.
fulls Of corn starch vet with = little cold milk
and two hespinx taolespoontuls Of grated or
desiccated cocosnut While that ts thicken.
ing beat the yelks Of two eggs to = cream " ith
h alf q cup OF sugar aud let II cook with the
corn starch minute or two. Beat the whites
| Of the eggs stiff with the Dover and add to
the hot preparation, with salt to season and
| oue-thifd teaspoontul OF vanilla Remove
| the kettle from the hot part OF the stove and
stir and beat till the beaten whites are incor-
| porated into the pudding and the whole
| seems light Cool aud serve In glass dish
1 Win silCte W sIOUkc CAhe VI HcCuuPAny IL
Tapioca Cocoanut Pudding, -Sosk one cup
| tul OF tspioca over night ; In the morning
/ pour otf any water that may not have been ao
| sorbed add one quart OF milk and let them
beat together. Add the yelks Of four eggs
beaten with one cupiul OF sugar, two table
| spoopstul Of grated cocoan ut aud Q little salt
Bake half an hour, or till done Beat the
| whites with two tab! es oonsful o! powdered
sugar. and add two tsoespoonsful OF the CO.
coaDut spread over the pudding aud brown
| in the oven.
Cocosnut Meringus Pie --Line . deep pie.
| plate with good paste. Beat the yelks Of
| three eggs with . tablespoonful OF sugar, add
two tablespoonfuls Of grated cocoanut milk
| enough To ii II the dish, and little salt and
| nutmeg Bake in An oven not too hot Beat
| the three whites ou large platter, with q
| whisk or silver fork, adding half cupful OF
| powdered sugar, a littio at a time. When
very stiff, spread the frosting over the Gus
tsrd, and return 1t 10 quick oven to brown
| dslicateiy.
| Apples, with Cocoanut, for Tea.-Fnl q
bakiug-dish with apples, peeled, cored and
| quartered, sprinkle them with sugar aud
| grated cOcoanrt and the juice OF q lemon, Il
convenient II they are Iot very juicy, add
half q tsacupful OF water. Fit . plate closely
| over them, aud set the dish into pan Of no
water aud bake slowly in the oven TIL they
are clear and tender. Very nice, eaten colo
| with cream.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
AAUSA n aSg kUTAs.
Some latsresstng News OoGcsrning the fisyess.
The season Drawing 20 . Cioss.

.
The season Drawing 20 . Cioss.
One Of the greatest surprises OF the week In
amusement circles was the announcement
that w. 8. Cleveland had retired from the
management OF McNish, johnson Il Slavin's
minstrel company. Mr.. Cleveland says
" Was discharged because ! would not toie-
r. . their interference with my duties %
manager. ] attached them for back salary,
and got t They still owe me over g. 0O0"
Over . quarter OF q century has elapsed
since the nrst prod uction, and yet Uncle
T0m'e Cabin has cleared many thousands
OF dollars for various managers this season.
J. Polk, OF " Mixed Pickles . fame, has
arranged with Barney McCsuiey's widow TO
play I" The Jsraeymsn next season.
-Four theatres In San Francisco yswn for
w. J. Scsnlsn closes his season In Hartford
tonight His receipts up 70 date are Si25,-
600
Matt Gebler, formerly OF this city, il now a
Dr." and proprietor with med icins show,
He has large company OF people and they
travel In their own care, giving performance
In tent with two riDgG MsW always IVES q
hustlog:
10 advsstiss his minstssls Lew Dock
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Il II Midsummer Madness {

Judge Patterson has apparently not
taken the cooling draught suggested to him
by the INTELLIGENCER.
lie persists in his pisheaded view OF tie
Hotel Lancaster license, and the argument
elsewhere adduced by the hotel proprietors
counsel, shows what Sisyphean task 1t Is
to attempt to convince a man against his
will.
It is little early for midsummer mad
ness, but that is what seems 70 oe Tue
matter with Judge Patterson.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
A Frozen Chestnut.

The usual spring outburst against the price
Of ice has set in. This time the campaign
opens in Buffalo A reader CT the Buffalo
Commercial sends is the following touching
lines:
"Iceman, spare our purse,
Raise no, your prices higher;
You re making ma trrs worse,
Thus freezing ont each buyer"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
A Sad Misfortune.

Is to raise a nice family OF boys and girls
and then have them carried into an early grave
by that terrible disease Consumption. Heed
the warning and check II in It's drst stages by
and Lungs, warranted to cure and relieve ali
cases Price OC and d. For sale by II.
Cochran. druggist, No. 1877 North Queen strset.
TRIAL stss free. (0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
ApEOIAL NUGICkS.


The greatest discovery of the nineteenth cen.
tury Is Dr. Leslies Special Prescription tor sick
hsadache. which Is the discovery of an eminent
before giving II to the public, and 1t stands to-
day without q rival Read Advertisement in
another column.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

The Best sslye in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheuIn, Fever Sores, letter,
gruptions. ana positively cures Piles, or no p0y
required. 1t 10 guaranteed to give perfect sat1s
oox. For sale By Il. h Cochran, Druggist "
ana LIZ North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

W. Edwin Chipch ,se 205 8. Charles St, Balto =.
Nd, writes " sOr cure II sprains ana IN n am-
nations regard salvation on q sure cure"
U-e DR. Bul's Cough syrup and do not dts
turb the preacher aud cong greg alton with your
cough.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

GARFIELD died nearly six years ago, and
. claim by Washington undertaken for
1880 for services At the funeral was dis
allowed yesterday. Are republics migrate.
full
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

LIVE Democratic president Is to visit,
Lancaster county. Let Buchsnan's tomb bs
garlanded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

THERE is murmuriDg In the local Republi.
can ranks becau . the lions share of political
ofii ce goes to Lsncastrisus
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

THE waves OF Republican corruption will
leave some sad wrccksge on the political
shore to morrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

SOME of these days the O'Brien sympe.
thizers will also engsgs In brick throwing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
Col Duffy 20 Esssrssia the Psssideae
From the Phtlsdelphia Pross.

Colonel Jane. Duty will entertain hts
friends Of the Fsrmers' club on June at
Marietta The host will have the honor Of
sutsrtaiDipg President Cleveland and eev-
srsl OF his cabinet ON this occastou. The
eisy md Aaxissta N special tslla q 10 Q n.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21

REPUBLICAN heads fairly sound to-day
viii be sorely battered 70 morrow.
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